@Mike Morris I've updated my wording to help clarify 🙂
Your understanding is correct.
Only the shifts that the Admin/Planning team has manually adjusted are ignored by the reschedule optimisation. Any original shifts created by the system are included in the reschedule and optimisation.
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Paul Wood
Product Manager for Genesys Cloud Workforce Management
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Original Message:
Sent: 10-03-2025 04:56
From: Mike Morris
Subject: Rescheduling
Hi Paul,
Follow up question for point number 2, if you do select the "Do not reschedule manually modified shifts" I assumed this just meant anything that a person had adjusted. So the optimisation of anything selected when the schedules is generated for example would not count as a manually modified shift, is that not correct?
Mike
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Mike Morris
Product Manager - BCD
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Original Message:
Sent: 10-03-2025 04:44
From: Paul Wood
Subject: Rescheduling
Hi @Chandni Kara,
for Genesys to offer the best support and advice, please could you raise a care ticket for this? One of the team will be able to review this with you and have a deeper understanding than we can offer via the community.
Based on the limited information available, I can see 2 possible causes:
- The current schedule, forecast and predicted service goals are already optimal
- If you are excessively under or overstaffed, there may be diminished returns in moving breaks and meals
- You have selected "Do not reschedule manually modified shifts"
- When selected, any shift that has been adjusted is automatically removed from the optimisation process. In a heavily adjusted schedule this can lead to reduced opportunity for further optimisation.
Paul
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Paul Wood
Product Manager for Genesys Cloud Workforce Management